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จอด

Pronunciation

cɔ̀ɔt

จอด

cɔ̀ɔt

park (a vehicle)

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  1. 1 park (a vehicle)、stop (a vehicle)、be parked、moor; anchor (a boat)

จอด means to stop and leave a vehicle in a place. With cars it means “park,” with boats it can mean “moor” or “anchor,” and with aircraft it can mean “be parked on the ground.”

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park (a vehicle)、stop (a vehicle)、be parked、moor; anchor (a boat)

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Used for vehicles that are stopped and placed somewhere, either because someone parks them or because they are standing there temporarily.

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Learning notes

Explanation

จอด is mainly a vehicle word. The core idea is that a vehicle stops moving and remains in a place. The most common phrase is จอดรถ, “to park a car.” When the vehicle is the subject, it can describe a state, as in รถจอดอยู่ตรงนั้น, “the car is parked over there.” Adding อยู่ makes the ongoing parked or stopped state clear.

Usage

Used in everyday situations involving vehicles: parking lots, streets, drop-offs, taxis, bus stops, docks, and airports. It appears often on signs such as ห้ามจอด “No parking,” and in practical requests like จอดที่นี่หน่อย “Please stop here.”

Caution

Do not use จอด for a person simply stopping while walking. Use หยุด for that. Treat จอด as a word mainly for vehicles.

Differences from similar words

1 park (a vehicle) synonyms

  • หยุด is the general word for stopping an action, a person, or a machine. จอด is specifically used when a vehicle is stopped and left in a place.

  • หยุดรถ means to stop a car, often focusing on the act of stopping. จอดรถ more strongly suggests parking or leaving the vehicle stopped at a place.

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